Section A. These adjectives all come from the text

These adjectives all come from the text. Try to guess their meaning and match each adjective with its synonym:

Work with a dictionary and find explanations for these terms:

Clips (of stories) – подборка новостей, bulletin board – доска объявлений, конференция, форум, a breaking-news-event – событие последних новостей, a broadcast – теле-радиовещание, fire – пожар, to set an interview – назначить интервью, a follow-up story – продолжение истории, severe injuries – тяжелые ранения (повреждения), press coverage – освещение в прессе, bridge collapse – обрушение моста, to conduct an interview – проводить интервью, to discourage – мешать, обескураживать, лишать уверенности, удручать, pseudonym [΄sju:dənim] – псевдоним, database – база данных, accident - несчастный случай; катастрофа; авария, to store / retrieve documents- хранить \ извлекать, восстанавливать документы, to go up / down the career ladder – идти вверх\ вниз по карьерной лестнице

Read the first part of the text and find answers to these questions:

1. Addresses and phone numbers of his sources

2. You can check the clips of stories, reference libraries and attribute the publication.

3. “sponsorship” - getting someone who knows and trusts you to recommend you the new source,

“self-sponsorship” - a way of recommending oneself, “matchmaking” - ask the source who else might know something about the subject or have an opposing point of view.

4. Check this information with the second person.

5. Start investigation for an article from the lowest level of organizational ladder.

6. The more anonymous sources you have – the less credibility the article has. Check with other sources with names, documents etc.

Section B

Read the following text quickly without a dictionary and choose the best title:

A. How to use computers in journalism

These sentences have been removed from the text. Choose one of the sentences a-e which best fits each gap 1-5.

1-d, 2-c, 3-a, 4-b, 5-e